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I'm a little fuzzy on something. Did the doctor discharge the child from his care because he thinks they have a gun in the house or because they refused to answer the question? What would he have done if they just said, Yes? Would he have still discharged the child after giving them a lecture or just give them the lecture leave it at that? Neither my doctor or daughter's pediatrician has ever asked us this question. Before reading it here it certainly would have caught me off guard. Now, I'm going to have to be prepared for this too.

My possession of a firearm is on a need to know basis and none of my doctors need to know. I'm really not sure how my own doctor would take it if he knew, but I think my daughter's pediatrician would be okay if she knew, but I'm not sure how she would take it if she knew I've carried in her office. OTOH, there are no signs on her stand along building. Who knows? My doctor is in a building that is posted with letters on a glass window that says it is illegal to possess a firearm on these premises. Whatever! It's been there since before 30.06 signs existed, which also means it's been there since before hospitals' statutorily off-limits status was changed.